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PLENARIES PROGRAMME


Preview: Monday Plenary Session

"You have certainly noticed that the detailed programme of the EU PVSEC 2024 is now on the EU PVSEC website. It is worthwhile to have a look now at the wide range of presentations available when you join us at the conference.
We cannot preview all the programme sessions, there are just too many! However, we can at least preview the plenary talks, as they are intended for a larger audience and are exclusive (no other oral or visual presentations at the same time). We reserved the main auditorium on the mornings of Monday, Wednesday and Friday for these presentations, which are intended to provide you with an insight in the current “hot” topics of Photovoltaics, given by high-level experts in their field ……"

Preview: Wednesday Plenary Session

Today we continue with a preview of the plenary talks scheduled for Wednesday, 25th September.
The morning will feature two sessions: one from 8:30 to 10:00 titled “PV Everywhere”, and the second from 10:30 to 12:30, which encompasses two topics. The first three presentations are under the title “Performance and Reliability”, and another three under the title “Thin Films and Tandems”

Preview: Friday Plenary Session

We continue today with a preview of the plenary talks scheduled for the last conference day on Friday, 27th September.

This Friday plenary, titled “Sustainability”, is the last session of the EU PVSEC 2024 in Vienna, lasting from 10:30 to 12:00. This Topic is gaining increasing interest, partly because of the fear that PV Systems will leave us with a massive waste problem at the end of their life, and partly because of the wider aspects of sustainability, like raw material availability or acceptance by society in general.

For any questions concerning the programme please contact:

EU PVSEC Programme Secretariat

Lisa Grosshans
Buse Yildiz

+49-89 720 12 735
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WIP Renewable Energies
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